About
We dress apps for the store.
Storeboard started the way most tools worth using do: as a chore we got tired of. We had shipped an app. The code was done, the icon was done, and then the store consoles asked for eight phone screenshots at exactly 9:16, tablet sets at two more sizes, a 1024 × 500 feature graphic, a subtitle in 30 characters, keywords in 100, and all of it again for every language.
The listing is the last 10% of shipping an app, it eats a week, and it is the first thing every potential user sees. That trade never made sense to us. So we built the tool we wanted: describe your app, or hand it a screenshot you like and your website URL, and get back the complete, store-compliant, on-brand set with the copy written.
Storeboard is for everyone who ships: developers on their tenth app, vibe-coders on their first, and teams without a design department. If you can describe your app, you can have a listing that looks like a studio dressed it.
The mascot
Why a bowerbird?
The male satin bowerbird is the animal kingdom's listing specialist. He does not win a mate by being the strongest bird in the forest. He wins by building the best display: a carefully constructed bower decorated with treasures he has collected, almost always blue ones, arranged and rearranged until the presentation is irresistible.
App stores work the same way. Great apps lose installs to better-dressed ones every single day, because the gallery is the pitch. Storeboard is your bowerbird: it takes the app you already built and gives it the display it deserves. The blue in our buttons and highlights? Those are the bird's treasures.
How we build
Three things we refuse to compromise
Real UI only
The AI never invents your app. Your actual screens are composited into the frame, which keeps every render on the right side of Apple's guideline 2.3.3.
Exact pixels
Store specs are enforced in code: sizes, aspect ratios, file limits, and character caps. What you download uploads without an error.
Checked, then shipped
Every render is read back by a vision model and verified letter for letter against your headline. Typos do not reach your storefront.